Core & Advanced Java Programmer Training Course

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Java is still the language of serious systems — this course shows you why and how to use it. This Core & Advanced Java Programmer Training Course helps you do that faster.

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Acquire Key Java Skills: Master Core Java, Earn Certification, Launch Your Dev Career! DevLustro Academy has established itself as a pioneer in the Core Java domain, offering a comprehensive program that empowers participants to understand, develop, and utilize Java applications in innovative ways. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

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Acquire Key Java Skills: Master Java Programming, Earn Certification, Launch Your Dev Career! Elysium Academy has established itself as a leader in the Java programming domain, providing a comprehensive program that ensures participants develop, optimize, and utilize Java applications in ways never before imagined. Elysium Academy has established itself as a leader in the Java programming domain, providing a comprehensive program that ensures participants develop, optimize, and utilize Java applications in ways never before imagined. Course was selected for our collection of top-rated courses trusted by businesses worldwide.

Core & Advanced Java Programmer Training Course

Programming Development Course

Course Details

Harness powerful libraries and frameworks for Java development.

Visualize data effectively using Java tools and libraries.

Implement algorithms and data structures in Java.

Explore web development techniques with Java EE and Spring framework.

Java is the foundational technology that powers enterprise applications and web development.

Java programming involves the comprehensive development and optimization of software applications.

Code Optimization is where the code will be refined, and all inefficiencies will be eliminated.

Java Developers understand the principles of programming and derive meaningful solutions to complex problems.

Java is the substructure on which advanced software technologies and frameworks are built.

Course Goals

  • Master Java fundamentals, including syntax, data types, loops, and functions.
  • Dive into advanced concepts such as object-oriented programming (OOP) and exception handling.

Future Scope of this Course

  • Industry Based Projects
  • Recognized worldwide

Our Career Service

  • Personalized coordinator.
  • Trainer feedback.
  • Trainer availability post sessions.
  • Get your staff certified.
  • Certificate from governing bodies.

Our Training Program Benefits

  • Hands on assignment
  • Curriculum that focuses on the learner.
  • Live, interactive training by DevLustro experts.
  • Curriculum aligned with current industry practices.
  • Portfolio / project support for real-world use.
01Chapter-1 Basics OF JAVA
  • 01.01Basics: Internal path setting Environment Setup
  • 01.02Download Links
  • 01.03Method and Installation of Java on Windows
02Chapter-2 Declaration OF JAVA
  • 02.01Data Types Variables, Constraints, and Literals
  • 02.02Variable declaration
  • 02.03Initialization of Variable
  • 02.04Naming convention
  • 02.05Types of variables
  • 02.06Memory allocation of variables
  • 02.07Operators
03Chapter-3 Control Statements
  • 03.01Decision-Making Statements
  • 03.02IF-ELSE
  • 03.03Switch
  • 03.04Looping Statements
  • 03.05For loop
  • 03.06While loop
  • 03.07Do-while loop
  • 03.08Jumping Statements
  • 03.09Break
  • 03.10Continue
04Chapter-4 Methods
  • 04.01Methods in Java
  • 04.02Use of method
  • 04.03Types of methods
  • 04.04Calling of method
  • 04.05Java main method
  • 04.06Return type
05Chapter-5 Algorithms
  • 05.01Class Objects Constructor
  • 05.02Types of Constructor
  • 05.03Constructor Overloading
  • 05.04Copy Constructor
  • 05.05Encapsulation
  • 05.06Definition
  • 05.07Data Hiding
  • 05.08Getter and setter method
  • 05.09The Naming convention for the Getter and Setter methods
  • 05.10Inheritance
  • 05.11Definition
  • 05.12Is-A-Relationship
  • 05.13Types of Inheritance
  • 05.14Aggregation and Composition
  • 05.15Polymorphism
  • 05.16Definition
  • 05.17Types of polymorphism
  • 05.18Method Overloading
  • 05.19Method overriding
  • 05.20Super and this Keyword
  • 05.21Definition
  • 05.22Super class Methods and Constructor
  • 05.23Abstraction
  • 05.24Abstract class
  • 05.25Abstract method
  • 05.26Interface
  • 05.27Nested interface, rules, and example programs
06Chapter-6 Keywords & Modifiers
  • 06.01Keywords & Modifiers
  • 06.02Access modifier and a non-access modifier
  • 06.03Types of access modifiers
  • 06.04Types of non-access modifiers
  • 06.05Static Keyword
  • 06.06Static variable
  • 06.07Static methods
  • 06.08The distinctions between a static variable and an instance variable
  • 06.09Final Keyword
  • 06.10Final variable
  • 06.11Final methods
  • 06.12Final class
  • 06.13Inner Class
  • 06.14Definition
  • 06.15Types
  • 06.16This Keyword
07Chapter-7 Exception Handling
  • 07.01Explanation
  • 07.02Try, Catch, Finally
  • 07.03Throw, Throws in Exception Handling
  • 07.04Throw vs. Throws
  • 07.05Final vs. Finally vs. Finalize
08Chapter-8 Input - Output Stream
  • 08.01I/O Stream
  • 08.02Character Stream
  • 08.03Byte Stream
  • 08.04File Class Serialization
09Chapter-9 Array & Strings
  • 09.01Array
  • 09.02Definition
  • 09.03Types of Array
  • 09.04Array Programs
  • 09.05String, String Buffer, String Builder
  • 09.06Definition
  • 09.07Immutable String
  • 09.08String Comparison
  • 09.09String Concentration
  • 09.10Substring
  • 09.11String Buffer Class
  • 09.12String Builder Class
  • 09.13toString() method
10Chapter-10 Collections & Framework
  • 10.01Definition Collections List types, set types Comparable an Comparator Interface Generic Lambda Expressions
  • 10.02Introduction to Lambda Expression
  • 10.03Parameters in Lambda Expression
  • 10.04Date and Time API
  • 10.05Java time Classes
  • 10.06Data Formatter
  • 10.07Calendar and Time Zone
11Chapter-11 Thread
  • 11.01Explanation
  • 11.02Multithreading
  • 11.03Multithreading life cycle
  • 11.04Thread scheduler
  • 11.05Calling method
  • 11.06Joining a thread
  • 11.07Thread priority
  • 11.08Daemon thread
  • 11.09Thread pool
  • 11.10Thread Group
  • 11.11Shutdown hook
  • 11.12Java Synchronization
  • 11.13Deadlock Inter-thread Communication
  • 11.14Interrupting Thread
12Chapter-12 Java Networking
  • 12.01Java Networking
  • 12.02Socket Programs
13Chapter-13 JDBC
  • 13.01JDBC Drivers
  • 13.02Connecting steps to Database
  • 13.03Oracle Connectivity
  • 13.04Connectivity with MySQL
  • 13.05Connectivity with Access without DSN
  • 13.06Driver Manager
  • 13.07Types of JDBC statements
  • 13.08Database Metadata, Resultset Metadata
  • 13.09ResultSet, types of ResultSet
  • 13.10Storing images, Retrieving image
  • 13.11Java Synchronization
  • 13.12Storing files, Retrieving files, Stored procedures, and functions
  • 13.13Batch Processing
14Chapter-14 SQL
  • 14.01Data Query Language
  • 14.02What is DQL?
  • 14.03Purpose of DQL
  • 14.04Select
  • 14.05Data Manipulation Language
  • 14.06What is DML?
  • 14.07Purpose of DML
  • 14.08Insert data
  • 14.09Update data
  • 14.10Delete data
  • 14.11Lock data
  • 14.12Data Control Language
  • 14.13What is DCL?
  • 14.14Purpose of DCL
  • 14.15Grant data
  • 14.16Revoke data
  • 14.17Transaction Control Language
  • 14.18What is TCL?
  • 14.19Purpose of TCL
  • 14.20COMMIT
  • 14.21ROLLBACK
  • 14.22SAVEPOINT
  • 14.23Inserting data
  • 14.24Hands on INSERT data
  • 14.25SELECT
  • 14.26Hands on SELECT query
  • 14.27Multi inserts
  • 14.28Hands on Multi inserts
  • 14.29NOT NULL
  • 14.30Hands on NOT NULL
  • 14.31DEFAULT Values
  • 14.32Hands on DEFAULT Values
  • 14.33AUTO INCREMENT
  • 14.34Hands on AUTO INCREMENT
  • 14.35Basic Operators
  • 14.36ORDER BY
  • 14.37ALIASES
  • 14.38UNIONS
  • 14.39CONSTRAINTS
  • 14.40VIEWS
  • 14.41Primary Key
  • 14.42What is primary key?
  • 14.43Creating a primary key
  • 14.44Dropping a primary key
  • 14.45Foreign key
  • 14.46What is foreign key?
  • 14.47Creating a foreign key
  • 14.48Dropping a foreign key
15Chapter-15 Applet
  • 15.01Applet
  • 15.02Applet Introduction
  • 15.03Limitation of AWT
  • 15.04Applet Architecture
  • 15.05HTML Applet Tag
  • 15.06Applet Parameters
  • 15.07Different Shapes using Applet
  • 15.08Smiley face using Applet
  • 15.09DocumentBase() and getcodebase()
  • 15.10Checkbox in Applet
  • 15.11Button in Applet
16Chapter-16 Swing / Event Handling
  • 16.01Swing
  • 16.02Introducing a Swing
  • 16.03Creating a Frame
  • 16.04Display Information in a Component
  • 16.05Working with 2D Shapes
  • 16.06Using Color and Special Font for Text
  • 16.07Display Images
  • 16.08Event Handling
  • 16.09Components Event Handling Basics
  • 16.10Event Classes
  • 16.11Event Listeners and Adapter Classes
  • 16.12Swing and the MVC Design Pattern
  • 16.13Layout Management
  • 16.14Basic Swing
17Chapter-17 Database & Database Connectivity
  • 17.01MySQL Introduction
  • 17.02MySQL Create DB
  • 17.03MySQL Drop DB
  • 17.04Alter Table
  • 17.05Truncate Table
  • 17.06Drop Table
  • 17.07Insert and Update Record
  • 17.08MySQL is Null and Not Null
  • 17.09The Introduction of JDBC
  • 17.10Architecture of JDBC
  • 17.11JDBC Driver Types and Typical Uses of JDBC
  • 17.12The Structured Query Language
  • 17.13JDBC Configuration
  • 17.14Working with JDBC Statements
  • 17.15Prepared Statements
  • 17.16Query Execution
  • 17.17Scrollable and Updatable Result Sets
  • 17.18Row Sets
18Chapter-18 Multi-Threading
  • 18.01What is Single Thread?
  • 18.02What is Multithreading in Java?
  • 18.03Thread Life Cycle in Java
  • 18.04Java Thread Synchronization
  • 18.05Java Multithreading Example
  • 18.06Garbage Collection Introduction
  • 18.07Advantages of garbage collection
  • 18.08Types of garbage collector
  • 18.09Garbage collection Procedure
  • 18.10Java API
19Chapter-19 Algorithm
  • 19.01Quick sort
  • 19.02Insertion sort
  • 19.03Merge sort
  • 19.04Selection sort
  • 19.05Bubble sort
  • 19.06Recursion
  • 19.07Linear Search
  • 19.08Advance Encryption Standard
  • 19.09Greedy Algorithm
  • 19.10Jump Search
20Chapter-20 HTML & XML
  • 20.01HTML Introduction
  • 20.02HTML Basics
  • 20.03Structural HTML Tag
  • 20.04Specifying Color in HTML
  • 20.05HTML Tables
  • 20.06HTML Forms
  • 20.07Adding images and other page elements
  • 20.08Server side includes
  • 20.09XML Introduction
  • 20.10Features and Advantages of XML
  • 20.11HTML vs XML
  • 20.12XML Attributes
  • 20.13What is XML DOM
  • 20.14Using DOM in Java
  • 20.15Stax in Java
  • 20.16Programming in StaX
21Chapter-21 Servlets
  • 21.01Servlet
  • 21.02The Life Cycle of a Servlet
  • 21.03A Simple Servlet
  • 21.04The Servlet API
  • 21.05The javax.servlet Package
  • 21.06Reading Servlet Parameters
  • 21.07The javax.servlet.http Package
  • 21.08Handling HTTP Requests and Responses
  • 21.09Cookies in Servlet
  • 21.10Cookies: Login & Logout
  • 21.11URL Rewriting
  • 21.12Http Session
  • 21.13Session: Login & Logout
  • 21.14Filter
  • 21.15Authentication Filter
  • 21.16Filter Config
  • 21.17Request Dispatcher
  • 21.18Send Redirect
  • 21.19Understanding UDBC
  • 21.20Understanding UNDI
  • 21.21Connect database using JDBC & JNDI
22Chapter-22 JSP
  • 22.01Servlet
  • 22.02The Life Cycle of a Servlet
  • 22.03A Simple Servlet
  • 22.04The Servlet API
  • 22.05The javax.servlet Package
  • 22.06Reading Servlet Parameters
  • 22.07The javax.servlet.http Package
  • 22.08Handling HTTP Requests and Responses
  • 22.09Cookies in Servlet
  • 22.10Cookies: Login & Logout
  • 22.11URL Rewriting
  • 22.12Http Session
  • 22.13Session: Login & Logout
  • 22.14Filter
  • 22.15Authentication Filter
  • 22.16Filter Config
  • 22.17Request Dispatcher
  • 22.18Send Redirect
  • 22.19Understanding UDBC
  • 22.20Understanding UNDI
  • 22.21Connect database using JDBC & JNDI
23Chapter-23 Hibernate
  • 23.01Drawbacks of direct JDBC
  • 23.02Plain Old Java Object (POJO)
  • 23.03What is O-R Mapping
  • 23.04Simple Database Application
  • 23.05Required JAR Files
  • 23.06Hibernate configuration File
  • 23.07Hibernate properties File
  • 23.08Hibernate xml File
  • 23.09SQL Dialects
  • 23.10Id and Primary Key
  • 23.11Id Generation Methods
  • 23.12Session Factory
  • 23.13Session
  • 23.14Transaction
  • 23.15Developing CRUD Application
  • 23.16Mapping Declarations
  • 23.17Modeling Composition with
  • 23.18Relationship
  • 23.19Modeling Composition with Components
  • 23.20One-to-One Association
  • 23.21One-to-Many Association
  • 23.22Many-to-Many Association
  • 23.23Uni and Bidirectional Associations
  • 23.24Hibernate Value Types
  • 23.25Custom Types
  • 23.26Persistent Objects
  • 23.27Object Loading
  • 23.28Executing Queries
  • 23.29Iterating Results
  • 23.30Scalar Results
  • 23.31Bind Parameters Pagination
  • 23.32Select clause
  • 23.33From clause
  • 23.34Where clause
  • 23.35Aggregate functions
  • 23.36Expressions
  • 23.37Sorting
  • 23.38Grouping
  • 23.39Sub queries
  • 23.40Creating Criteria
  • 23.41Narrowing the Result
  • 23.42Ordering the Result
  • 23.43Native SQL
  • 23.44Using SQL Query
  • 23.45Named SQL Query
  • 23.46Using Stored Procedure for Querying
  • 23.47Creating Custom SQL for CRUD
  • 23.48Session and Transaction Scopes
  • 23.49Database Transaction Demarcation
  • 23.50Optimistic Concurrency Control
  • 23.51Pessimistic Concurrency Control

What is the Core & Advanced Java Programmer Course?

The Core & Advanced Java Programmer Course is designed to teach essential Java programming skills, covering both fundamental and advanced concepts to prepare learners for a career in software development.

Who should enroll in this course?

This course is ideal for beginners new to Java programming, as well as professionals looking to enhance their skills and advance their careers in software development.

What are the prerequisites for this course?

There are no specific prerequisites for this course. A basic understanding of programming concepts and an interest in learning Java will be helpful, but not necessary.

How long does the course take to complete?

The course duration varies depending on the individual’s learning pace. On average, it can be completed in 8-10 weeks with a commitment of a few hours per week.

What will I learn in this course?

You will learn the fundamentals of Java programming, including syntax, data types, control structures, object-oriented programming, advanced topics such as multithreading, and web development using Java frameworks.

Is there a certification upon completion?

Yes, upon successful completion of the course, you will receive a certification from DevLustro Academy, recognized worldwide.

Are there any hands-on projects or assignments?

Yes, the course includes hands-on projects and assignments to provide practical experience. These projects are designed to help you apply the concepts learned in real-world scenarios.

Will I have access to the course materials after completion?

Yes, you will have lifetime access to the course materials, allowing you to revisit and review the content whenever needed.

What kind of support is available during the course?

You will have access to personalized support from a course coordinator, feedback from trainers, and post-session availability of trainers for any additional help or questions.

How can this course benefit my career?

This course equips you with the skills and knowledge to excel in various Java programming roles, such as Java Developer, Backend Developer, and Software Engineer. It enhances your employability and career prospects in the rapidly growing field of software development.

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